st mnV
ft GIVE REAL SHOW
ARTISTS IMPRESSION OF LAST NIGHT'S MASQUE
WOMEN JOIN INFK3HT
EGYPTIAN GIRL STUDIES HERE
TO BE PRE-V0CATI0NAL EXPERT
JO INAUGfiRAL visitor
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1017
Fk 7r- n
FOR A "to" PARKWAY
Temperance Union Aids Protf!'
n a !!. rrt... CJaJ
Committee nt Least Is Doing
BCSt 10 imiKU inii uim
While
' ..ciiiviitoN t'cli 2(1 Will tlio In-
tiuiiiral Ultr get n "good run for lila
i""v!fy lone ngo ltepresentntlve Ilagsdalc,
t A0 ..Lroiinn urging Ills colleagues to
Miree to nn appropriation desired In con
! Ifrflon lth he I'icotning Inaugural Mild
. i-rlclv that. lie pubic vvouiii. in course,
rtdltrlm""-'" II" nlwu had bee,.
t .Mi-h nccax nim mil ne iuwu.i rin-i;i
I f?s.IIut admitting III it. lie nrgue.l that
o.ll Iho more behooved Coiiricm to do
!. VJ to Klie thf lltor n "good run for
IS money" And Congress paksed tlio an-
''Sr'!? 7iiiiii leii than two week) of In-
R. iurallon. Iho uueMlon nHic whether or
KIm Iho visitor will get the 'good run
I' tVV. Indications mo mat no win in
Tn ln'
In a Bcnernl n Washington dots Klu
'" .... ihlr innnev'B worth The I lie-
ire no exorbitant and beyond food and
widmt-whloh are not In mtllnnri times
imbilv lilRh for the nri'onimn.iuicni initmi
" hre 1-T no need to spend a Kre.it deal
?;,: the vldtni wants to pee nie fie
i-s? town Itself H the show-the Msltoi
2Se.to.ee the cip tal of lilt count.
posslssivi: iNTi:m:sT
... i... n nn.sesslxe interest In the public
ft tuUdlnni. the Cnpltnl the White Hoiw
R . iinti to see the wheels of government
Llg round-Congress in action me m
Srtme Court renderlns judK.ne.it he vail
.departments at work lie comes at
fnaUKurat.o.i ...no p.obahlv ,wlth the idea
if MlnR till these and then some tho
L .- -m n.ttre everything at Its but.
JnJ evrrvbodv in holldav mood, (bigs fh
kg bands pl.ijlng n Rreui
h work', all "oris of 'added
B. i he eels trimmed
n great pirniie. nre-
attr.u lions
h, Moreover he does not ste Hie iltv at Its
P k He- fe" the publlr bulhllngH IW
I' toured M gaunt uglv HOiffoldl.ni suppoit-
E1 nr banks of hale woonen neiicnea i
Et lug parch-- ' . . h ..., . . ,le
E Ml of "the White House there ,s no
IK" ...., in, .lone lie sees Congress In action.
I" i he sure frenzied inMinn. It
F to be sure frenled iiejtinn. Its .King
ft l,m. in fact which glvl xen little Idea
F It Its usual prneeduie and to ee even
that he mut nrnii- se-.o... .. .. ........ ...-
4th of March when the csMlnp t'o.iRress
8fS to exW IlurinR a peo!nl sc-slon.
which can c.lrcel Bet mulct wuv within
. mn,,ih of (iiiiisur.itloii. en If nllrd.
6 the new one does not set Into in Hon until
text Ileceinlier
e sees the virions Cm eminent clep irt
ments umlir prdt iniic'i the Mine ab
fcorrnal rondulons nil lno.e o. U is dls
turbed b "i prcMilllnB eeitrnient. the
usual routine turned topsj-tunv And
everywhere he is Jostled crowded ...id
lammed nnd differs. Troiii the tnt.il In
dequicj of transport itlnii and icstau
rant facilities for which he pus ex
orbitant prices It is to be .1 bone" lr.
InaURUMl . no ll'iuol iniv be sold 111 the
District of iluinbln u Suuda or on .in
Inausuratlon dav VlrcInU Is dr and all
the counties of Maryland bordeilnB on the
District are drj
ro.MMiTTi:i: at wrmic
The innUR.il il eonunlttce Is doltiR its
test under aihcse clicuinstance.s to Rle
the lfitor the Rood "run for bis mone '
that Mr ItnRsdale desl.ed He Is denied, In
deference to the picsldential distaste foi
'iordly frloht tho inaugural ball which
wag aluavs, until four Mars .iro tne
crownlnK feature of a presidential In
auguration The committee did Its bet to
rele this featu.e this ear as It was
admlttedlv a money maker." And the
committee needs mone
jl It will howevei Rive the isitor his nil
P' cf flags and illumliuitlnn luas bands and
JKU lilt; IL lit.- I'tiiiuivu ii uak it 1 1.-.1 1 it u-i
. "a partlcularlv vplcmllil para"de, and it iiiom-
Iscs absolnteli th it the President w 111 ride
W at the head of it nnd Mrs Wilson Mote-
over Mrs Wilson la to h.ivo a little more
part In the tnn.iBU.nl eu monies than am
of her piedectbsoiB She .v II not onlv ride
with tho I'resldent but she will sit clove at
hand while tho oath Is administered and
durlnR the inaugural address
It will be tho (list time In the hlstoiy of
tho nation that the wife of tho Chief Ex
ecutive has accompanied him to the stand
to tike the oath Mrs Taft set the city
P? agog eight sears aRO bv tldlns down l'enn-
K,i tylianla ave.iuo b her husbands side
the probiblv would have s.it bv while the
oath was administered, had not the weather
neessltaUd Its bcl.iR done indoors In tho
Senate clumber Mrs Taft accompanied
the I'resident-eltct to the door of that
chamber nnd then In defereneo to the rule
of that body wheh fo.blds n woman ad
mission to the Moor, wati bed the ceremonv
from tho R.ille. v
Whether Mrs Wilson will do likewise
Under similar weather conditions remains
to be seen There seems to be a feellnR up
t the t'apltol that If the weather males
n Indoor .aUBUint necessary the Senato
may walvo Is rule ln favor of the Klrst
Lady, nnd Rrant her place on the floor be
elde her husband It will make easier the
wallowlnR of the pill of Representative
Jeannette Hankln's rlrht ns a membe. of
the House, to lslt the Henate chamber at
her convenience
YSAYE STILL MASTER
OF STRINGS AND BOW
Unhackneyed Program Adds to Merit
of Belgian Artist's Re
cital Here
It Is so easy to like poor violin plnjlnc:
o easy to pass over tho Important artists
Some of our jou.ir adepts como out nnd
Indulge in a period of sentlmentnl savvlnB
They are hailed as Rcniusca Once In a
treat while the concert stngo holds n truly
Imposing and anestlnir flcure Yesterday
"III .. . . .. . . .. .. ..
, - o nu iii me vemieinj ir vsae nas
m) nere uetoro, nnu pernaps no nas
Iwlplajed better Hut of his alua to tho
K worsnipper of muslo there can be no doubt
f He Is not a dwarf In neonnmllshment Ilia
ht f'dlera languuge is plajn to any one
iu cars Aiwajs tne d.r aajeciivo
(If It can be found) coes to him
PUbllo tn.Ariat In lilu vonllal I, a flpof fll.U
(S aeason, had been stlrrtd by tho charitable
object for which l.o plajSd, The violinist
ki. iiicK Bave t0 )lls appearnnce extra, mi-
j r-miiii uy piBiiuinB unu executing a pro-
tram delightfully dlffeicut In variety of
numbers and general Igor "We seldom see
( ttbe nameii of Faure and aemlnl.uil on our
f concert bills yi,y not? rertalid es-
t terday'H opening nonala, trivial though it
J VV08. unun nptl. n l...nl .. 1 1. .. 1.1 ...nufr
Y "" iMim u iiuiici Ui J)UCll Ul Ill's liii'v
ft COnVentlonnl An.l Ilia ol,i,rlt,u 1,i nlliiAua
Ij yf that sulle In D minor put us all In key
r lor other pleasant numbers It was ex-
fn lu.sueiy done. Fine sadness, skipping
KayetV. both hnfl llilr tilnnoa In It. In.
It deed ono began to wonder If any violinist
K, except Mr, Ysave can toy with sentiment
!,, -mioui making It mawkish unless It be
,j',r. jvreuier. The Belgian has, too, that
ijr eaa go dissimilar from theatrical repose.
K He Can mit Intn n V.lf-1 haU a i Mr! n nil
!ilIlnf 8Wreetne38 with the facility of a
d'2' Dlow'ng bubbles. In his grave mo-
ii ini jnere is nd arfectatlon.
U Is but fair to add that he labored with
.t l Instrument ln very bad condition, so his
c lone was not alwnva good. It Jumped ec
lH "htrlcally from the sublime to the squeaky.
jfi m 10 a master of the strings this Is only
h fl.. eht bo'ner So all the other numbers
"!?. "" P'ayed llncludlng six charming.
.fPetty duets for two violins by Oodard, In
WllVVhleh rinll.l Vn.A BDBU.I l.ln.1 .lamm.,1
P tifom th( "9 root of melody And there
I) "" ol vieuxtemps, gnopin. waini-
, wcns ana tne artist himseir. to say Homing
j,of encores galore with which he ttawled his
suuitnce, Maurice Dambols, a young pianist
rn pieny of color and control in his nn-
. -was we a?compa,nist, tieeiaes niiing
Huriuae who tnrto wnsii nuwirs. ,u
VS
-r v rrr r y r-i r-m n
J Vi ISiscoNTcwreDl I
U 1 M K W & SPIRIT5 I
rfZ. ' b cosmos
COLOR BefiFlERS MOVING flA UW
v:apj 'sw.
ARTISTS' MASQUE
DRIVES TO ABSINTHE
Visitors From New York's Green
wich Village Even Then Are
Not Satisfied
HAD TO TAKE IT FRAPPED
Dance After Show Was Supcilatively
Scd.ite nnd Imminently
Hespectnlile
Hy M'MSS
'I be liiiiiiulih Vill.iRers who had come
over fiom New oik )ironouiiced it bad
Whollv bad Win -e uiilnli iistli.R They
shook tlieli linbbtd heads ovei their ab
sinthe fr.ippes, which thev slppid last
nlRht In n hotel lie... the Acadeniv of Mu
sic .mil In the impassioned tones of those
who had come to scoff nnd remained to do
it piece bv piece they plckid the Artists'
Masipio 'S.iri'uluni to atoms
Dlspropo.tlouate as tit color ' said one
Judiciously
".Vondescrlpt ; thin as to theme," Fald an
other They had wantid absinthe drips and the
best the hotel could offer was fitppti Tills
vi ns so vurrv, vuriv l'hllailelphiin'
Anil when one team fin the slow ipdiic
tlve dilp and Is Riven In-te.id the sharp
slap of the fnippe om's ciltlcal JudRiucnt
Is apt tu be Irritated
But there were these present who woie
their hah lonR and who were not onlv In
dlRenous to tills climate but were still cm
tent to reside heie. who nRreed 111 part with
tho visitors' opinion of the masque which
has become an annual feature In the art lif
of Philadelphia Thce were disappointed
chiefly at the small opportunlt Riven Wil
liam Alb.echt 'iounR to dlplnv his talent
Mil YOL'MIS I.KSHT8 OfT
Heralded as a wiaid In the nrt of RCt
tliiR unusual effects th.oiiRh the complex
and idtiesittd uso of llRhts Mi ouiiR
oven though he wrote the sienano wis
relegated to n role In Saiculum ' analaRous
to th.it of BaiKiims Rhoit In Haml't ' lie
was allowed to have hH name In the pio
gram, at least
The illumination was satlsfat torv If not
unusual Humors which peiolited throiiRh
for the rehears lis had It that Mr. ouiiff
had he been Rlvin a fiee Hum was int
parcd to show Philadelphia something In
tho matter of ultrivlolet 1 ivs nnd thliiRs
but tvtivtlmo bo (lashed tliem on I.viTiiu
haven's futuristic tin pi the erfett prod.it etl
was so Inimical to tint pence and hainnuiv
which composes tlio soul of (Visum that
tho llRht of Mr Youngs ambition was
dimmed and ho Is still waiting t his
chance
His scennilo too if tumor Is to be be
lieved fared badli Head in the sonomus
tones of John I'ledeilek Lewis, who was
the Voice of Cosmos it took on all the
solemn ceremony of High Mass. and when
ono wasn't busy listening to the scene. y
It sounded like a composite steal fiom me
Songs of Solomon nnd Shakesptare There
was eoninlaint tint Ml Lewis was too
preachy" Such familiar phrases as
vanltv, nil Is vanity and "cat. drink and
be nicii) ' punctuated It Judging fiom
the lemnants, the sclssorinR that was done
must have been aimed at that portion of
the scenario which was original with Mr
Young.
sayi:. rttoM soup to nl-is
Savon was the soup Ilsh entice meat
nuts, wines and Ices of the feast Viewing
his conception of what stage scenerj should
be there wire those In the nudlmco who
wished for a futuiistlc Baedekei or home
thing In Mend!) spirit lhe groped out
to understand but a as1 the chaotic con
tention Of tlio lOsm.C WW ill vwn I"" niui.li
for them One was tenilnded of Kipling s
line "splashed on a ten league i.invas with
blushes of comets' tails ' Mr Sajcn In
terpieted big He splashed diunktn pru
mlds, red, white blue, oiange mnuve.
green, purple nnd pink ones and called
them mountains Through them he spilled
a white torrent decked with tiimsuii Ac
robatic tiees, rear views of suns nnd i.tln
bovvs. black clouds that moved slmvlv pro
icwionallK dUplaMi.g a white Clirist-llke
,. ,.-...,in.,ii liv the artist himself
.... nt'i,-r featuics of the apotheosis of
futurism with which Mr Saen out-Matlssed
thef deun of the modern hectic bchool of
art" STOUY (JUTS LOST
n-i. ,u.rrnira did thulr level best to
live up to the background ugalnst which
thev weio not piojtcled, but almost lust
Those pel sons who knew the stor In nd
Mince, forgot It They had a vague meiii
L that a Soul, portraved by Wulter An
triin was to be iiwukenod and hetkleel by
his live senses mid saved b his intuitions
uiJ that color beams and foim beareis ami
HiilrltB of cuihautiiient und spirits of dls
Lonteiit were to bo lepiesented by numer
ous members of the nlno art clubs parti
cipating In the masdue. Tho (.cenlo effect,
however, dominated
As for the principals, Mr. Antrim lacked
that Jeu d'esprltMhat one associates with
a. young soul's awakenlnB. It was ns
though the scene and manner of his awnk.
"enlng was a bit too much for him His
attitude Indicated that If he had been con
Suited at all In the matter, he'd have chosen
a more reposeful, loss modern couch on
which to be born. As the Queen of the
Golden Thoughts. Mrs. Leopold Sejffcrt had
a standing, and whnt must hnve been an
exceedingly wearj Ing. part.
A paleolithic, discontented bug, however.
A KIIIIM.ll AI'rKMIAMIJ .-
iiirwiiu twi 4 iiiiii'l iKPI)' HKIN
-."? "' ."mbii.ina
(OATH pnrt m i
"n SIS:. "h;ii 'in n. Bu-
Prrflupu's hlr snd all f?l
aclal blemlihes ran be U
..v hv Th "Mont, ti
rrmoveel by n -jum.i- p
conier" Mt Ihpn. L . Ill
Cstl. write or phone.
Dr. MOntKODIGI
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Spi-(lallt U
901.
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L IUIU Ol
ITM-Tt mt.
I Creanp
SJ VA) Ikr-dh (7 mm, 4)
1mm m WfKw'
tirNrrjoueo l-- -;
WITH MUCH MOTION
. Trie Five SENses
BewilDWTriE&OUU
Stiikini; tableaux wore piuscntcd at
in tho Academy
poitrnjcd b) A K Hinvvurd of Padded
Cell fnme, wen led hN piehenslle lens In
nml out (it'll chime of liiinioious giotis
(liierlt, witli Miss Helen Mann. Barbed ns
the Sense of Tnnle In n fnw Inntlng os
tuuiP of winde coloml, willn dam lug op
posite him vvhli h cinli d giunts of ap
proval even fiom the bias' iiieiiwlih Vil
lagers Occaslonnllv the music al accompaniment,
ndapted fUtlngli fiom the works of mod
ernists by stanlev Mustha.np who dlreited
tho oichestr.i Impiessed Itself upon ones
c inclousnesH To have been lit aid above
the dtops it would h.ivi turn ueecssaiv ti
fmuii'i' Wiisiicr but .'Ii M.isihaiiip did
SHALL ELECTRIC SPARK OR COLONIAL
LAMP ILLUMINE INDEPENDENCE SQUARE?
Question of Lighting Historic Ground Engages City
" Authorities and Followers of Artistic Ideals in
Sharp Controversy
There reallv Is no dispute ibout II In
dependence Square is Rolng to bo well
llRhtid Tho visitor to the Rhrlne of Amer
ican liberty, whether he be of the most
evtreme modi mist cult or tho reanimated
Fh.ido of one of 'the patriots who fore
gathered theio In the daikest daVH of tho
nation's blrlh-stiucgle, will find tho "Mato
House Ynitl' bo Illuminated that neither
need ho 'nfi.ild to go home in the ilul."
Hut w hethei this Illumination shall ho
furnished b) gas-supplied lamps of Colonial
pallet n oi hive Its oilgln In up-to-date
olcttrii lights is the burning question At
present Dilectoi Wilson favors the lighting
of the historic pic t bv iltetrlcltv , Iho Art
lurv would sulistiiute gas lamps of Colonial
pattern as un re littlnRlv id.ipted to the
surrounding buildings Philadelphia Ch ip
ter Ametli in Institute nf Aiihlticts sides
with the it Jim
Quaint lamps of a pitltin appmpiltu
to the ltevnlut'onarv period crane Iheir
necks from poles reccntlj elected on side
LOFT BUILDING PLANNED
RY DEPARTMENT STORE
Straw biidp;o & Clothier Will lhcct C
Stoiy Fire-Ptoof Structuia at
Ninth and Poplar
Straw In Idgo e. Clothier will erect nn
elght-'t'iry loft building on tho noith nido
of I'oplir sticct between Ninth nnd Pticj
streets llallliiRti .- Pcnot, nichiteits and
englneeis li.ive completed diallings and
spet mentions, and have Invited bids, duo
March 1
Tho building will hi of ii-cnfoicud com
ciete, nnd stiel wIiiiIomh with ventilating
ttislies will be used All nrchitiilui.il fea
ttuo will be a towel estendlng sltv feet
above the top ston Inside of which will bo
placed a DO ouu-gallou sprlnklir tank mid
a lO.OlHl-gallon house tank A c unpleto
svsteni of automatic sprinklers, supple
mented by n luiiii-g.illon iindtrw i lit r' llro
liiimp, will be Installed
A structu.al steel britlgo will connect ill
rettl with the elevated main lino tracks of
tho Philadelphia and Heading Hallway on
Ninth stieet
Chic Club.HoIdrt exhibition
An lutciestlng exhibition of street modtls
In being held by the Civic Club In tho win
dow til 17J Chestnut stieet, tiuougli tliq
toiiitcsv of Mrs Ii T Ckipp 'Hie models
aie those which were oilgiiialb undo fot
Ihe chic exposition last .M.i
- FOUNDED 1858
Quality and Standard
tit Slft-tort 1arZfrmt . & ra iO la7
1858
Special Huck Towels
Tomorrow Only
Anniversary Sale Price S1.75jier Dozen. Regular Price $2.50
All-while and with red borders. I8x36-inch size. An excellent
quality of cotton at a remarkably low price.
All-Linen Pillow Cases
Tomorrow Only
Anniversary Sale Price SI. 05 a Pair. Regular Price $2.50
Tltcsc Pillow Cases were ordered months auo and are impossible
to duplicate, at this price today. Beautifully hemstitched. 45x36 in.
B. F . Dewees,1122 Chestnut St.
the iieiform.iiiio of "Saeculuni"
ol Music.
tlte bs be i ould without tlevlntlng from the
modi ins and his own comiiosltioti, the llrst
piologtie wiim in clever keeping with the
ndaptiitloiiM
After tile masque theie wits u sedate. ie
pitiHctl dance loiiduited In the fover olio
speaks lomp.irMtivih hitvltiK In mlml the
oikiisttc bnii'lianitl nf Inst eurs pnitv
In which most of those present In the audi
ente participated
It wan the scdateness tho quietness, tho
perfectly proper Phlladelphla-ness that sent
the vlsltora seunvlng nflir nbsltithe, no
doubt Abslntlie drips If von pleusi In tho
matter of w iili Ii wi si cm to be whtill) nnd
ntlri l uniultivati d
walks and paths about the hall and Fquaro
Thev like the contending nuthorltle nre
In the dark ns to the situation Meiuwhllo
the exterior of lndependi nco Hall and Its
puilieus gleum nlghtlv in the glaie of
numerous nrc llglits whieli wink know nglv
nnd trlumpbantl) Inthili iitue-polnted Kgal
possession
It Is not llkelv that the splilt of old
Hen rrauklln who learned the scb nee of
'ileetilcttt by the light of n pennv dip, will
have to be called upon to m iko tho dis
puting foices tp( dnv light Chief Cum
mlsl.ev of the llure in of Citv Propntv
has a cimpiomise suggestlnn w lite h pi ion
ises to solve the turrent tnntioveis I e
twicn ptiblli' sifetv nnd blstii.ic ait He
piopoM" to tist the lighl-pioiliiilng powirs
of I lie gas limps and if thev do lint show
sutlli ml lllumliiniinn In iiuilei the squiin
ndecpiitilv lit up tin n lo lenvi tin in
in d likened gloom mirelv as lemlnclers
ot a nnte-biilil nit pint Hun Is now dead
nnd Rone mid to ptimit tin i Itv authorltits
to "do It tleitrlcallv
FOUR PIIILADELPHIANS
WIN COVETED ART HONORS
New Yotk nrnnch, Society of Youiik
Kriends Artists, Awanls Piizes in
Foyer Competition
rout PhUndclphians hnve been awarded
prUes in tho competition nrgnnlrul b ,tbo
Society of nit mis of Young Artists, In
Now Yoik. Tho llrst priio of $J0, orfetcd
by Otto 11. Kiilin, went to lliirton Kieler.
of 21 1 J North Nlnttcenth stnet. for it
glittering lipieseiitutlon of a (ircik b.ic
rhanali.i against a g ld baeltgmund The
wtond pilze of flfiO glvuib C f! Charles
was won by Miss Alice Hlddle, of 11.1 Her
man stieet Ciriuaiitnwn. for u drawing
which icllccted tho Inlluenco of tho Unlit t
Husse Mr Keeler and Miss lllddlo nro
both forinci students uf tho Acauein of
tho rino Arts Charles I.ouls Hoile, 3d, of
Hvd.al. a serlor In the school of nrchltec
tuie'of the I nlverdlv of I'ennsjlvnuln, and
(Jeoigina Drowno Il.irbeson. of ISO South
Hlgliteenth stieet, ulso iceelved prizes of
ii't i.icii.
The subjei t of the.( i oinpetltlou was a
design foi n fover of u tbeatie, nnd the
designs are now on exhibition In the studio
gallerj of Mrt Hatty I'.ijnu Whitney. 8
West HlRhtli street, New- Yoik,
Famous Over Half Century
Miss Najave Majodeh, Born
in This'Counti'y, Already
Expert at Music and
Dancing
Also Able to Read Things
in Palms Which Actu
ally Happen Later, She
Says
Mlfs Xnj.ue Majodeh Is n pirlltulnilv In
teresting Jilting woman because she l pie
pnrllig to be ,i ple-vocatloual ex)iert nnd
belli inothcts chooc cnieels nnd pioftrslm.s
stilled lo their ihlltlren for them even
though she was unfn.nlllnr with nnv of
the nntlonal customs of ninth of the llng
llsh InnguiRe ns itcentlv as sevui e,us
ii o
As one would guess from the name Miss
Majodeh s pnit'tits wire llgvptuttis sin
was born In tip? South but so tlnsel was
the kept to Hie 1'fc of In r ptople who
maintain a sort of oolonv. down time, th it
she never learned ntivtlntiR of this her
native uiuiitrj No boj a. id Rill pi tj males
only her undo, who taught bet twijthltu
iln limned up to the time she inatiltulattd
nt the 1'nlveislt.v of Pennsjlvnnl i siveu
jc.ars ngo did she have while she grew up.
Hut It doisii t uein to have iiiutlend
Mie Is ii charming Joi.ng Aintiltni. woinaii
now .
Miss Majodeh Is twentj-tlve She has
n digne In music from the I nlvirslt
of l'eiiiiHilinnla nnd has giaduited in t.u
tiuiheis i i.irse there ton Her homo Is ill
03C North SImv-sImIi stitet and thete she
still inutilities lur studies, ktiis housn nnd
cooks for lur mule nml nun!
Miss M tjnili Ii ins n number or aciom
pllshmi'iiH teildes pliviog Sim sings
dinic ibere.l llvptlan Temple dam is '
she s.avs .mil Knows the tuMoins nnd hls
tor of hit ptoli thorourhlv thoiiRh she
has novel bun omsltle of tin I'mfd Mates,
hhe wines shin I stones 11 noting them all
with the splie of KRVpt llei tlnm lug Isn t
so (Mluslvrlv Kinitiml to that of the ntliti
land thoiiRh to prevent bet bung Imei-i-.tid
In the wav thev dame lit Pnilailelphl i
SCHOOL STILL POPULAR
AS MEASLES WITH KIDS
Annual Report Shows 17.G2-1
Cases of Truancy During
Last Year
hi hunt is no innie popular among tho
lads of todav than It was generations ago.
If tho annual lepoit of HtniyJ Oaleon,
chief of the llurcau of Compulsorj IMuen
tlon mas ho accepted as an Indication
Tho icport shows thnt In the seal 191R
them were 17,n.'l i.ises in width voungstets
between the age of six nnd sixteen "cut'
sessions ln these case s the patents wero
willing oi anxious that (hell chlldhen should
attend classes, thev were sent fiom their
homes ptesiunablv to report at school, but
spent the da In tho "movies" on tho
tlccts at the homo of plavmttts or In the
park
In nddltlnn there were in my thousands
of tascH In which the parents were Indif
ferent to tho attend nice nf thill ihlldien
at school, and elthi r i onsclouslj or un
kiiowluglv weio gulltv of breaking Uy com
pulsory intend, un e 1 tw l falling to In
sil upon tho enrollment of (heir sons and
daughlers
urlous causes for this condition aro
ilted In Mr (Ildeons teort Htonomlc
eonditioiis povert), whltli forces inothtr
mid father to go to wink so thnt supervi
sion of the home Is Impossible aie held to
Iih a contributing faitoi to tho problem
luilllteieiiie nnd, ln some tases, a dillnite
nutlpith to the eniiso of ediicntlou nre as
signed as ti ascitis foi violations of the law
Tho moialb dt Untitle nt sihoolhov is the
subiet of special dl'-ciisiilon In the repot t
Ml (Silicon lceoiumends ns he has teeoni
miiidid In past veais, tho pslnbllshmeiit of
a paicutal school foi the pupil Sucli In
stitutions have been established III oilier
titles 1he caie for bois who have trans
giessed the siliool Inw but iilo not of a
sullh Itutli deliiiiiieiit tvip to Justlfv their
conimilmcnt to leforuiutoiles
The lloaul of Hducatlon bought mil In
Hiberiv several ears tigo to seive ns a
site fur n parental school but since that
time nothing has been dono toward assur
ing Its erection The lath of fund" Is ex
plained as the chief renson for the delay ln
cirijlng out Mr. Gideons suggestion
C. O. P. CLUB TO mjIlX .MOUTC.AfiE
Thirty-Fourth Ward Orpranization Now
Has Clear Title to House
The Ri publican Association of tho Thirty-fourth-W.ud
will lelebr.ito the tleulng up
of Its Indtbttdne.ss bv tho binning of a
mortgage on their' clubhouse. "HOO nnd C102
Vino street on Thursday night
Hi nest b, Tustln former Ilecoider of
Heeds nnd leader of tho Republican party In
tho Thlity-fourth Waid will be ono of tho
speakers nt tho banquet which will follow
the humlnr of tho moilg.iRe
The president, James Mil.aughlln an
nounced that a Biirpnse eiittitalnmeiit Is In
stoic foi the -5D incmbeis of the club nftcr
tho bamiuet
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For Ladies and Misses
Exclusive Models nd color. The
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MISS K.IAVi: MA.IODKH
Knyptian k"1. v.lm never attended
school 01 know any ouni; people
until she came to Philadelphia to
attend the University of I'entisyl.
vania. Slie writes .stoiics, dances
HRyptian templo dances, plays the
guitar, sings nnd leads palms.
Hie teiehes the Iioiiih stvle There are still
other things Sho sues
I am much lutensiid In reading of
hands This Is not palmlsltv nnd wc ,uo
not fortune-tellers 1 mil fo.elell things
w filth tli i im to pass but the law does
not let us do these thliiRt Thiv tall that
fortuut -telling and the laws ate strict about
that
I'oi liistatiii when 1 take a persons
hind nnd stmt lo read things Just seem
to lav tliem- he- nut in fmut of me Just
ns though thev wi le no the p ircs of a book
It n so intrn sting
SUPPORT MONEY FRAUD
BLAMED ON GUARDSfrlAN
Colonel Kemp, Also Postollicu
OHieial, Causes Arrest of
Corporal Boltz
The fait tint Cotnnel Oenrge V. Kemp,
of the Ihlid PeniisjlvanUi lniantiv Is su
lci Inteiident of the West Philadelphia sub
station of the postofllco Is icsponslblo for
tho an est of Charles If Tloltz, a. corpoinl
In the teglmeitt, who will be a.ralcned to
il ly bcfoie I lilted States Commissioner
Long on clfHrgcs of having obtained ;00
lroni the fioioiiiincnt tindci fale pretenses
HtilU who lives nt ".It! South ll.o.id
stieet. made application vvbll his regl
ini nt was on the Mexican border for sup
port for his "dependent family " A (iOV
eiumciit di.tft for $200 was foi warded to
'Mis IC'Slo I) Iloltz" and when the rigi
ment retuintd from bonlei servlie Holtz
obtained Iho draft, It Is talcl When ho
tried to i ash the draft at the pnstnlllin
substation Colonel Kemp bet.nne sitspit lous
and nodded tho postnl authorities Chief
postal Inspntor Corti'lvou ti illed die m in
unci ill 1 1 sled him Into I.ibt night Attend
ing to All Cnitcliou, Utiltz lonfessid thnt
his ullegid wlfo Is a negrc'ss of his nc
ipinlutnnie DOCTORS IX DIVOHCi: CASE
Hubb.uid Accuses Physician, but Wife
Denies Charge
OROIlC.rrroWN. Del, Veh .0 One of
the most seifatlniial dhoice case,, that his
bten trlul In Sussex Count) In in.tnv vears
was called befoie Judges Conrad nnd Hclsel
on hittuilav It way that of Hi I C
Know lis, of 'Seaford, aR.iInst Mrs l.til.a
Knnwlcs f mnrlv Miss I.ula Qulllen of
Hethei In whltli Doctoi ('ottliigham foi
meilj of .stafnid now of Wcnon.th ,1
Is named as the corespondent The lattir
obtained n dlvoice a few eais ago
Doctor ICnowlcs on the witness ttand
told of entcrliiR his home one evening and
llmllng Doctor Cottlnghnm present Be
cause of his little girl he yaid be agreed
his wife should remain as iho companion
to the child The wife denied this and
brought proof that her husband nnd Doctor
Cottlnghim teni.alnid friends foi a leur
und a half Mrs Kuowks Is a daughter
ot Captain John Qullb u one of tho wealth
iest nnd most prominent business men In
the State The, Court reserved decision
until April
(iloucistcr Politicians Ilusy
liLASSlSCiUO, N J. l'cb .'0 Wold hns
gone ntit foi lb publican Uadcis and work
ins In iiloicestit Count to hold tin nisi Ives
In tendlntss fot n call to nn earlv confer
ence nt whb h it Ii pioposed to ii iilo so far
as possible the scveia! ilvnl tauilldacies lor
county oilliiB It is said Ihe chief ptnposo
nf the unifi lence is to decide between Dr
II M roodn of Willlamstown and former
Major J M Milow.ui of Pitman as can
didates fin cltlni Senator or Sheriff
.A-i,
yiiuviisa uiiiai x vu on- j
loon Transfers
The fight to prevent the Parkway ?e
liAf.iili t .j.j.m Am n ro Inn1 tnnri MAsi '
ri. ,uiiiiii(, v u.lJt,wi u ftmiifeu nivi - ( Vi-p-
meniiim totiay, vinen l. w. Kouniam, nouii
iiiituiigcr of the Central Y. M. C, A. re4
celled notice that the Women's Christian '
Temperance I'nlon would "pitch In" and,1
lake measures to assist In the campaign. ;. j
The communication came from Mrs. E, Cly '"
ton Wells, secretary of the organization, and f v-
usked that the Y M. C A. draft a resolu
tion to bo brought up before the executive
iwiinuiiiet! tit ino union.
This morning the fifty or more workers
of the Y M C A rpfnimed ttiftlr honsa.
to-hotise canvass of tho Tenth Ward to set "
signers to tho petitions ngnlnst the, applica
tion of transfers filed by Daniel J, Kopp.
proprietor of Kopp's Cafe, 42 North Ilroad
stieet nnd Joseph Pentony, IUI Filbert
strict Iloth men desire to remove their
liquet! stands to Fifteenth and Arch struts.
The nrgument thnt bclh establishments
aro located near the Parkway and the Y.
M C A. nt the present t me and that their
iin.oval to rifteenth nnd Arch streets
would In lug them but u few feet nearer the
M C A In ought it sharp reply from Mr.
I'ouiituln Ho said
"I hey aie now too near the Parkway
nnd the Y M C A In fact, they are much
too near Philadelphia We wnnt the Park
wny to be a parkwaj, not a highway. It Is
not our plan to allow' Philadelphia the City
lleauliful, to greet visitors with a talqon
sign of welcome
"I'lnse saloons were never locateel on their
preMiit s tes lo our selection and they are
not vvek timed uny nearer No matter how
fat uwa thev nrc wh feel tho results of
their work It comes to us most forcibly,
"Hi in are a few statistics on the bpoze ,
situation In the 'lenth Ward at the present
time There are (lftv-llve letall and three
wholesale licenses In the ward; there are
41U4 ngistered voters In tho ward. That
tin .ins n siloon for every seventy-live
votirs If wo have two more. It would r.
dine the number considerably
"We don't think It tnkes that many sa.
loons to put people out of business. One
saloon Is enough The results nf a slnfli
saloon will keep us busy" '
Seveinl thousand signers In petitions
against the (wo nppllcnnls already have
been oblnlncd In (he fiery cnmpa'gn that
Is being isiiidticttd Petitions nro every-
hcn In the chinches, at the corner stocAfli
thev .no brought to the door of tho resident
nnd the business man Antl-booze leader
nsseit that both saloonkeepers are (joins to
find iiiuth trouble whin the.v appear In the
Quarter Sessions Couit on MarLh 5th to
press their plea
RAIDS STENOGRAPHER'S DESK
Police Capture Mai With Vanity Box
and Sweetmeats
The oung stenographer who works In the
olllces of tho Kensington Tanning Com
pany. Hn7iard and Co'llm ntrccts, may "re
cover her vanltv box what Is left of a two.
pound box of rand and so no oth"r articles
that tonstltute n stock In trad? for beauty
bv nppljltiR to the desk sergennt at the
Trenton avenue and Dauphin street police
station They wero all found today In tho
pockets of n mnn who said he was Charles
P Huth, twentv-slx jears old, of Carneya
Point, N J
Mnglst.ate Dietz held tho man ln 11200
b ilia for com t nfter lie admitted bavins'
stolen the merchandise and about $35 worth
of bather from the t timpani 's stockroom.
PLAX FOR INAUGURAL PARADE
Geneial Price to Command This State's
Provisional Brigade
liAKillMiriir; I'el. 20 Legislator
were Informed Inst night that'the organiza
tions that would participate In the WlUon
Inaugural would be a brigade commanded
bv Hrlgadler Oencral W (1 Price.
This brlgado will be composed of the)
Sixth and Sixteenth Infantry and a pro
visional leglment to be commanded by Colo
nel i: c Slnnnon Columbia nnd composed'
nf th rouith 11 glment Companies B. AI
hntown. K Lancaster, L, Unston, and M,
Uethlelitni one b.iltullon uf tho Klrst Itegl
ment and ono of the Third
ecial
for
Until March l'
omens Suits
(PLAIN)
$3.00
ens Suits
$1.50
Blankets
75c
Wtimens
Plain Waists
$1.25
Womens
Plain Skirts
$1.50
Our Very Best Work
Done Entirely by Hand
Prices for Black Dyeing
are practically same a before the war
Our autos call for and. d?J,
liver package? in Philadelphlt
and suburbs. , ,
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